colonist

English

From colon(y) +‎ -ist.

colonist (plural colonists)

founder of a colony

Bulgarian: колонист m (kolonist)
Catalan: colonitzador m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 殖民者 (zh) (zhímínzhě)
Danish: kolonist c
Finnish: siirtolainen (fi)
French: colonisateur (fr) m, colonisatrice (fr) f
Galician: colonizador m
German: Kolonist (de) m, Kolonistin (de) f
Greek: άποικος (el) m (ápoikos)
Ancient: ἄποικος m (ápoikos)
Hungarian: gyarmatosító (hu)
Indonesian: kolonis (id)
Italian: colonizzatore (it) m, colonizzatrice f
Japanese: 開拓者 (ja) (かいたくしゃ, kaitakusha), 入植者 (ja) (にゅうしょくしゃ, nyūshokusha)
Latin: colonus m, colōnistus m, colōnista f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: kolonist m

Nynorsk: kolonist m
Portuguese: colonizador (pt) m, colono (pt) m, colona f
Romanian: colonist (ro) m, colonistă (ro) f
Russian: колони́ст (ru) m (koloníst), колони́стка (ru) f (kolonístka), поселе́нец (ru) m (poselénec), колониза́тор (ru) m (kolonizátor)
Spanish: colono (es) m, colona (es) f, colonizador (es) m
Swedish: nybyggare (sv) c, kolonisatör (sv) c
Telugu: వలసపోయిన వాఁడు (valasapōyina vān̆ḍu)i

member of a colony

Borrowed from German Kolonist. By surface analysis, colonie +‎ -ist.

colonist m (plural coloniști, feminine equivalent colonistă)

Declension of colonist

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